Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 13th of October.
Good morning, Cleveland.
The Lake County History Center will host the grand opening of its speakeasy pub on Tuesday, Oct.
27 at 4 p.m. in Painesville Township. Volunteers transformed the 150-year-old basement into a community space (with a reclaimed bar, stage and ADA access) for fun events and rentals.
The annual Columbus Day Parade took place Monday afternoon in Little Italy.
The event started at noon on Mayfield Road with floats, bands and artifacts (a tradition since the 1920s) celebrating local heritage.
The Browns lost 17-12 to the Jets on Oct.
11, sparking questions about quarterback Deshaun Watson’s play and a weak run game — missed tackles on defense worsened the loss. The team will work on these issues before hosting the Ravens next week.
Guardians overcame a 2-0 deficit in ALCS Game 1 against the Rays on Tuesday, Oct.
13 with timely hitting and strong relief pitching – their 7-3 win was led by Ramírez, Lowe and rookie DeLauter at Tropicana Field.
The Guardians began their ALCS by playing the Rays at Tropicana Field on Monday, Oct.
12 at 8:08 p.m. Left-hander Foster Griffin started for Cleveland and faced Rays’ left-hander Drew Rasmussen as both teams advanced their postseason hopes.
Mario Hezonja returned to NBA with the Cavaliers after six seasons in Europe, scoring 13 points against the Orlando Magic on Oct.
11 at Rocket Arena (marking his comeback). Coach Kenny Atkinson said he will use Hezonja for multiple roles as the team prepares for the preseason finale in Orlando.
Beacon Journal sports writers Ryan Lewis and Nate Ulrich predict the Rays will win the ALCS 4-2 against the Guardians, citing the Rays’ season dominance and key elimination wins by Cleveland.
Game 1 (Monday, Oct. 12 at 8 p.m. at Tropicana Field) set the stage for a competitive series.
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